Guess what guys!!:)

[danieljay]

Some good news from me for a change.I'd like you all,and to all the helpers with my computer/FL Studio playback problem is fixed!!

There's a switch in FL called "Multithreaded processing"once a switched this off,it worked like a charm.It has such smooth playback.No clicks,pops or anything,i can even skip thorugh the song with no troubles,even the rendering is better.I thought i'd also inform you all incase you're ever going to encounter the same problem as i had.Just turn the multithreaded switch off,this is for 64bit users most likely running something like an up to date i7 like me,or anything else in this era of computer technology.Thanks.

[persentio]

Wow great!! FINALLY you can get back to a fuss-free environment eh?

Qutie a pity though since the i7s are SUPPOSED to be used with multi threaded applications.. But I guess FL Studio really needs to work on that.

[halftone]

Hi Dan,

I am glad to hear you have cleared that up. Software problems are so frustrating!!

Regards John

[LEX]

Well, it may work but from what it looks like, you are turning of multi core processing as well.

So having a quad core, dual quad means nothing then.

With it off, you should check your task manager to see how the CPU processes are distributed across all the cores.

Another thing you could try with MP on, if change the affinity of the FL. 0 to 1 or 1 to 0.

LEX

[GtrJazz]

Why not just switch to sonar. It should be able to use hyper threading in 64 bit.

[interpolate]

Also consider Cubase 5. But in reality, it's up to you what you use.

[danieljay]

Yeah,it does seem strange that MP would make things dodgy.Yes, i think FL should fix this.

[adic27]

Yeah this is suggested by the guys over at Image Line. You should post on the IL forms and maybe by FL 9 it will be resolved.

I to use FL so congrats!

[danieljay]

Hi,yeah i am over at IL-i have the same name.You'll see in tech support that i've posted about this.

[danieljay]

.............I just had a jinx.It's doing it again,regardless of MP turned off.